Numbers in Ligurian

Details of how to count in Ligurian, a Romance language spoken in Liguria in northern Italy, and in France, Monaco and Sardinia.

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Numeral	Cardinal
0	zêro
1	un
2	doì/doe
3	trei/træ
4	quattro
5	çinque
6	sei
7	sette
8	eutto
9	neuve
10	dexe
11	onze
12	dozze
13	trezze
14	quattòrze
15	chinze
16	sezze
17	dïsette
18	dixeutto
19	dixineuve
20	vinti
21	vintiun
22	vintidoì/vintidoe
23	vintitrei
24	vintiquattro
25	vintiçinque
26	vintisei
27	vintisette
28	vinteutto
29	vintineuve
30	trenta
40	quaranta
50	çinquanta
60	sciuscianta
70	settanta
80	ottanta
90	novanta
100	çento
200	duxento
300	trexento
400	quattroçento
500	çinqueçento
600	seiçento
700	setteçento
800	euttoçento
900	neuveçento
1000	mille
2000	doamïa
1 000 000	un mion
1 000 000 000	un miliardo

Notes

From 21 to 29, tens and units are written separated. E.g.: vinti sei (26).
From 31 to 99, the tens last letter is removed, there is an e between the tens and the units and the tens and e are written united by an apostrophe. E.g.: sciusciant'e trei (63), quarant'e sètte (47). But if the unit is 1 or 8, there is no e and both are written together. E.g.: trent'un (31), çinquant'eutto (58).
From 101 to 999, hundreds and tens are written united, but if the ten is 8, the hundred last letter is removed and they are written united by an apostrophe. E.g.: duxent'otant'e doi (282).
From 1001, they are written united. E.g.: milleseiçentosetanteçinque (1675), treimìllaseteçentotantun (3781).

Sources: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingua_ligure#Numeri
http://www.zeneize.net/grafia/numeri.htm

Details of Ligurian numbers compiled by Michael Peter Füstumum

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